俱舍論疏 30.149

30.149

On the Śāstra's statement: "Such a statement of theirs [...] is merely a conventional designation of the name 'self'": The author of the treatise refutes it, saying: If, as you say, the self is the basis of the two, just as earth is the basis for odor and so forth, then since odor and so forth rely on earth, there is no earth apart from the four; and since mind and dispositions rely on the self, there is no self apart from the two.